- the length, width, thickness,
diameter or
depth of an
object or hole. The word "
caliper"
comes from a
corrupt form of caliber. Many
types of calipers...
- ("Palmer
caliper") in Italian. (Those
languages also use the
micrometer cognates: micromètre, micrómetro, micrometro.) The
micrometer caliper was introduced...
- ****ng ratio. Such
measurement can be done with a wire
gauge go-no-go tool
or with a
caliper or micrometer.
Alternative ways are
commonly used in the electrical...
- with
external caliper-jaw accessories, all
clamped together, acts as a
quickly ****embled custom-size go
or no-go
gauge. A
special gauge block stone that...
-
light pressure is felt when the
gauge is
slightly moved in the bore. The
gauge is then
removed and
measured with a
caliper or micrometer. To
accurately detect...
- on many
types of
instrument measuring length or measuring angles, but in
particular on a
vernier caliper,
which measures lengths of human-scale objects...
- shoe
Brake lining Shoe web
Brake warning light Calibrated friction brake Caliper Combination valve Dual
circuit brake system Hold-down
springs (retainer...
- (floating) disc with four-pot
Nissin caliper in
front and a
single (fixed) disc with one-pot
Nissin floating caliper in the rear. The
adjustment mechanism...
- has a 300 mm disc with a dual
piston floating caliper at the
front and a 240 mm
single piston caliper disc at rear.[citation needed] The instrumentation...
- both
inches and
centimeters with a
sliding pointer,
similar in use to a
caliper. It is used to mark hems for
alterations as well as
intervals between pleats...